Comparison

When clients need to write, Framer CMS is only one part of the workflow.

Framer remains the build and design environment. ContentPilot adds the client-facing editorial layer for teams that need drafting, review, approval, and publishing without broad CMS access.

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The common handoff problem

Client writers often need a simpler place to create content than the same environment developers use to structure the site.

Review and approval work can become scattered when the CMS does not match the editorial process.

Agencies need repeatable client workflows across multiple Framer sites without sharing design or field controls.

The solution

A dedicated editorial portal for your clients.

Developers keep Framer as the build environment. Writers and editors work in ContentPilot, where every article moves through review before it reaches the site.

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ContentPilot article editor with story fields and publishing details — Client writing workspace

Workflow

Write, review, approve, publish, sync.

ContentPilot gives every participant a clear lane, then moves approved content to Framer without exposing your build.

Write

Clients draft posts in ContentPilot.

Review

Editors check structure, metadata, and readiness.

Approve

Only reviewed content moves toward publishing.

Publish

Approved articles become the source of truth.

Sync

Framer renders from the API or receives CMS entries.

Give clients an editorial portal instead of CMS access.

Use ContentPilot when you want Framer to stay protected and client content work to stay clear.

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